(CNS): In the first three months of 2022 the Cayman Islands Government spent more than CI$15.7 million on major capital projects and roads, but few of the recommendations about oversight of public developments made by the Office of the Auditor General more than five years ago have been implemented.
Mac begs opposition to support the UPM’s bills
EWA will cost around CI$1B over next 50 years
André eyes premiership as he takes helm of new party
Dart appeals to parents over misbehaving teens in CB
National Trust alarmed by proposed NCA changes
Minister claims to be ‘inclusive’ over changes to NCA
Grocery store armed robbers jailed for 7+ years
DEH picking up around 40 derelict cars every month
‘Copious evidence’ dooms gas station robber’s appeal
Ex-HMCI boss to take on energy role at OfReg
UPM posts draft bill to gut conservation act
Vendor violence and drug sales continue at 7MB
Mac begs opposition to support the UPM’s bills
Work plods along to ‘revitalize’ George Town
CPA spent almost $1M in losing battle with NCC
EWA will cost around CI$1B over next 50 years
André eyes premiership as he takes helm of new party
Scientists not consulted over conservation law changes
Premier claims Cayman now more resilient in Christmas message
UPM in mystery talks to swap Barkers land with Dart
